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WORCESTER July 16.-Lsst Thursday morning after
midnight Thomas E. Roach, age twentyour, was found
at West Brooksd lying on the railroad track badly In
iured His hand and head bore nine knife cuts and he
was insensble He taken to his home in that town
and during bis wandsrngs would muttsr about not hav-
ing fair play Upon examining his head nine wounds
found and the physicians could not account for
was the hospital In Boston and now
lss In critical condition His father s convinced that
his murderousy assaulted ana snen sft on tns
track by che assailants
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-17

college professors and students taking their vsesons
Mr. Abbott informally replied that In his opinion suon
action was contrary the provisions Of the intssate
which specifically mentioned ministers OF snc
TO lay the subject before the association 81 aiuture
meeting, when formal reply would be gwen.
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pAnlcE BY SUDDEN w1vDsronMs.

PHILLIpsDURo, N J., July 10 tSpeeai).-A small torna
do passed this place this evening. blowing down
trees demolishing unocoupied building and blowing
down several stacks the Delaware Rolling MIL Ftre
was started In the mill By lightning. Tho hest todAy
reached 1929 In the shade 80
OLEAx N. Y, July 10 tspsctaD-A sudden wind storm
to-day blew down portion Of large tannsry in course
Of construction. number Of workmen were buried be-
meath the falling tmbers One fatally Injured
three seriously and othess slightly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-17
THE BLIND "Boss" OF SAN FRANCISCO

THE BLIND "B0SS" OF SAN FRANCISCO.
c. A. Buckley, Of San Franoisco better known ~
"Boss Buckley from his power in the Democratic
organization of that city, was among tho arrivals from
Europe yesterday He IL at the Holman House with his
wife and Dr. willism Eaton.
the Famous oous there and receive treatment In the
hope Of recovery OF bis eyeaght. He hAs not been
their direction may help him. Hs VIII 80 70 San Fran
esQo this week
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LIGHryIYG vl0ARIEs ATAsBURY PARK.

AsBURY PARK. July 10 tSpeeaD. An unusually heavy
storm. accompanied BY lightning. occurred here this
evening Little balls Of nre along tho telegraph and
telephone wires and snapped about the iusrumsnts
bolt of lightning struck the tall flagstaff tho Four
field the large boarding house Of Miss T. A. Mead In
Thrd-ave. The bos Knocked the staa Into spiintors
shnsles djuupsd on into the street Ms. Mead and
seysfn gneata sittnR In roofing chairs on
the lever pisxss Of the building. Mis-: Mead was
Slightly stunned by the bolt Tho women In tho house
were terribly fsightened. Splinters OF the WOODWORK
were hurled over BOO foot down the avenue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-17
BOULANGEK WRITES A LETTER.

PARIS July 16.-Generai Boulanger has written n
letter Deputy Laur thanking him for his expressions
Of attachment and friendship which he says bscom
ing Continuing the letter tha the wrier will
do his duty despite tho hatred and detection Of orme
friends It Is sufficient for him to remain friends with
those who wish France respected aud who place their
country above party intrguos He himself has but
aim and that is to proclaim Frenchmen that they
and must raise their heads and assume the only attitude
becoming great people
General BouIangers letter caused sensation In the
Chamber Of Deputies IL is reported that the General
will be called to account for It, NJ. Laur states that tho
letter confidential and that the responsibility for
publishing 1t rests with him
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GRIMES AND CASUALTIES-BYT TELEGRAPH
,Ep ny A PRETENDED PRIEsT.

ROBBED BY A PRETENDED PRIEST.
WORCESTER July l6.-A burslary In iIorth bridge By
man himself be French has juat come
70 iehf by which Mr. Mr Joseph Ds0rand hard work
Ing Seopie. robDed OF $500
THREE MOULDERs BADLY scoRcHED. -
CHICAGO July leAt the Union Steel Works yhis nornne
three were engaged pouring hei mould The
wse damp when hew And burned them They
taken to the County Hespits ana Ne decasS sss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-17
yypJ1yA pEKOCRATs IN THE LAWS GRIP.

IxpIAsArolIs July 10 (Speciap - Tho eleven DEM
ocr.tio politicians under Indictment for election
frauds are feeling uncomfortable over the decision Of
Ju.tIos Harlan to-day refusing to grant Sim. Coys
habsas corpus petition He holds that the crimes COM
tted by the sonsprators clearly come within tho urs-
atiou Of tho United States Circuit Court and that .hsy
cond be tried even Representative In Congress had
mot been voted for at the election II believed that the
are now within the clutches Of the law ana
ths there fair chance for their being punished The
trisi on the indictments will begin next Tuesday,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-17
FIGHTING AGAINST BAD CANNING.

PHILADELPHIA. July l6-In the warfare against
adulteraon Of breadstus milk and canned goods. the
knights OF Labor have also joined beginning crusade
against the evils which result from the improper packing
and soldering OF preserved fruits An official circular
has Just been issued from headquarters by authority Of
the Executive Board addressed to all the local assem-
bes OF the orier. calling attention to the fact that the
low scale OF paid 10 canmakers cAppers
and pro the result OF frauds prscssd In label
ling goods and the cheap and delate rious liquid nuIe
used In machine soldenx The plea Is made for hand
made In behalf or the Canm aksrs Mutual Proec
tive Association and Assembly No. 1884 OF baltimore
The members OF the order requested 70 purchase
goods hacked only In hand made cans
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! vor,oy roRA A REOgIyER DENIED.

sPRNarELD. NJ, July 10 tSpeciab.--In tho Federal
Court this morning Judges Graham and Allen deodods
motion of the 81. Lous. vandaa and Torre Haufe
Railway Company tho appointment Of receiver TO
take charge of the Terre Hsute and Indianapolis that
the complainant lad failed to make such showing % 70
render the appointment necessary. The motion "Ss'
kheroforo. daned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-17
A BLOW TO ANNEXATION AGITATION

BLOW TO ANNEXATION AGITATION
HALIFAX. Jnly 10 (speeiaD-The election In D'goy
County to-day resulted in the defeat OF the com-
Union candidate and inflicted serious blow 70
the tncpient agitation annexation. Digby County
does large trade with New-Engand and was gener-
ally regarded as OF the most likely districts In Can
ada 10 Aloct n Commercial Union cauddate.
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chester Regiment tied the Prince Of wales pso Of
alOO and badge 9illies won In shooting on the dsy
Three Canadians-Giles. Thomson and Langstroth-op-
ysined money prizes In the tyro contest.
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v.yr prnUORD RlTES

& PROFESSORS WANT REDUCED RATES
y CHICAGO, July l6-A committee OF three composed OF
presidents colleges waited upon Chairman Abbott Of
the Western ststss Passenger Association and presented
fsrnal request ssking that reduced ratss b srsasd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-17

PARIS. July 16.-The Figaro says that Captain Jovs
will In October attempt to make balloon voyage
the Atlantic to New-York. He will start from st.
Naxaire.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-17
THE POWERS AND PRINCE FERDINANp.

CoNsTANTIsOPLE, July 16.-Russa has replied TO the
circular note relation to the Bulgarian question issued
BY the Porte Tue reply states that while personally
there objection against Prince Ferdinand ruler Of
that they will accept solution Of the question which
is based on the Berlin treaty
vienna. July 16-A circular prepared by the Pope In
reference tho election OF Prince Ferdinand Of SAKE
coburs Prince Of Bulgaria has boon presented
to tho Austrian Government Count Kalnoky the Tmpe
rial Foreign Minister In hi: reply 70 the circular will
viii not cxercse her right Of veto the Prince attempts
to occupy tho throne
DEADLY DISEASES AT SANTIAGO DE CUBA.
SANTIAGO DE CUBA, July 16.-Ths local authorities
have published tho following statistics Of diseases that
were epidemic in this city during May. There
ported 338 cases Of smallpox o5 Of which were fatal.
Probably many not reported OF measles and
scarlana thsrs were 103 and deaths or biious
malsral and yellow fever there 81 and 81
%i.csstlsr there we're r.porssa 1867 case. cta:::
saa m a:ass In June.
GENERAL snERMANs NORTHERN TOUR.
ECRARLoTTErowN. p. z. l., July 16.Ths steam yacht
Meteor. Commodore Bateman, with General Sherman
oSs5sS sss on 0'Ard Arrived more ''o'' on Tue way
SIR HENRY DRUMMoND WOLFF RETURNING.
CoNsrANrISoPLE. July 16-sir Henry Drummond
weln, tho specai English Envoy. who ordered TO
save Censtantnople the Sultan refusing 70 sign tho
Egyptian Convention. has started for London
WINNERS IN WIMBLEDON MATCHES.
LONDON July 16In the shooting in the first stage for
tho Queens prize ut Wimbledon to-day, Dodds Of the
Dumfrss Regiment, and Gardiner Of the let Cunbsr-
land Regiment tied for the frat prize. Thsy subsequently,
shot OF the s Gardiner winning the bronze medal BY
tie iStS 6snsds kAmsa and Hsath. Il ~ Let xsa-
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THE WRECK AT ST. THOMAS.
TWELVE DEAD AND SCORES WOUNDED.

TRYING TO FIX THE RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE
CALAMITY.
ST. THOMAS, Ont, July 16.-rr s ascsrtaned that
the victims OF the railroad accident number twelve. and
person probably fatally injured. They fol-
loua
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the visitors were numerous The delegation from
the Women's Committee was strong one though
dissensions which have not been less bitter for
being kept private.
The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1887-10-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.

For sale cheap, spring wagon
in first, class order. Apply at
No. SO Reynolds.
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MOTHERS

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Alaska Oil cures Rheumatic pains and neu-
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Ga AT druggists 81 90
One single application of Alaska Oil, will
cure your lame back and side, or lameness in
any part of the body. Price so cents.
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worth Of public education partakes in a
peculiar WY of the spirit OF the human
mind in its efforts fur cul ure. The
mind must be free from extraneous con
troll as possible; must work under the
inspirations OF its own desire for know
ledge; AID while instructors aud books
are necessary helps, the fullest and high
est success must spring from the power
Of self help.
The best system of education is that
which draws its chief support from the
voluntary efforts OF the community.
from the individual efforts of citizens
aud rem those burdens of taxations of
which they voluntarily impose upon
themselves Next in Importance 10 free
dom and Justice is popular education,
thout which. neither justice nor tree
dom Can be permanently maintained,
Use several ext books, get the views of
different authors as you advance IN that
way you can pillow a broader furrow.
The scholar should first study what he
needs most to know; the order of his
needs should be the order of his work
1t will not be denied that from the
day that the child's foot fist presses the
green turf till the day when an old man
he is ready to be laid under it, there is
not an hour in which he does not need
to know thous ,ud things in relation
to his body, "What he shall eat. what
he shall drink, and wherewith all he
shall be clothed" Continued next
week.
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uLMER.s LIVER coRREcroR.

This vegetable preparation is invaIu-
able fer the restoration of tone and
strength to the system. For dyspepsia
constipation and other ills, caused by
disorded liver, it cannot be excelled
Highest prizes awarded, aud endorsed
by eminent medical men. Ask for Ill
mer's Liver Corrector and take no
other. S1.OO a bottle. Freigh paid
to any address.
BE-. ULMER, M. d.
Pharmacist, Savannah, Ga
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The 0yster Sin

The bill pending before the Legisla-
ture known as the "Oyster bill" is one
that proposes to rob hundreds of poor
people from making an honest living. 1t
is open to all the objections pointed out
by the Tribune in what was known as
huckster's ordinance that was recently
killed by the city council. 1t is to be
hoped that our representatives from
the sea coast will show up the manifest
injustice Of the oyster bill and defeat it.
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Refused First Class Aeeommo
da3ionS.

A short time since Mrs. FL. Selly a
sister of Mr.. Alex. McHardy and Miss
C. Morell applied at the o. s. s. Co.,
Office for two first class tickets to New
York and was retued on the ground
that they had no more room for first
class passengers. 1t is we'll known the
ship lthe City Of Augusta) sailed on
that trip with quite large number Of
vacant staterOoms. This matter will bt
further investigated, after which we vii
have more to say on the subject.
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Forest CITY Light Infantry.

The members of the above named
company are hereby ordered to at
tend meeting of the company, on
next Tuesday night. at their armory
at 8 o'clock sharp, for inspection,
armed and equipped, without uni
form. By order of
VIM. H. ARrsoN, Captain
F. H. DIXON, O. S.
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Practical Jeweler, Gate of s. p. Hamil-
tom has opened at No Al Whitaker
street, where he will be pleased to see
all OF his old friends and patrons.
Prompt attention given to all work
intrusled to him and satisfac ion guar
anteed.
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Stephen Johnson i,

Dealer in Poultry, Country Produce
Venison aud Game, Of ali descripti ms
Stall No. l; Northwest corner of the
Market. Residence coroer Duffy aud
Linc7ln streets, >avannah, GA.
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The Dolly Inter 0oeon
The Semi- NoeeRly Inter 0oss
The Weekly Inter 0os0n

Nae the LARGEST CIRCULATION Of any seaeN
paper West OF New York.
In 1894, before the reduction OF postage Ii III
cor POSTAGE ON CIRCULATION Al0n~ oH.
s26 600
Price, . 4 90 per Year.
Every effort is used 70 make THE WEEKS
INTER OCEAN a MODEL FAMILY NHwSRApNs
one that can be taken into any family with proat
sach oftts members. The Stories and other lt.2
airy features are nom the pens OF the ahlaat m1
most approved writer's. Among them are MNS
BURNETT, MISS PHELPS MISS JEWETsr al
MESSRS. STOCKTON, TROWBRIDGR, IsATMRD4
boYESEN, SIDNEY LuSKA. and 3. p. ROE.
All the leading features OF the paper which Ia q
made II so POPULAR IN THE HOME CIRCLE MI
be continued and improved. and nothing win x
leff undone to keep II IN the front rank az aouN
WHOLHSo ME- NEWSPAPER
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re 3ATMTAE TRIBUNE.
URDAr OCTOBER /, 1887

- = L..
Rev. +, X. Love arrived home on We,
nesddy last.
The public schools will re-oper
on Monday next.
Rev. and Mrs. M. R. Wilson have
both been Frustrated with fever 70,
the past week.
Ladies Aid Association will give ;,
slval at Odd Fellows hall, Duffy and
Cuvler streets Monday night Oct. 3.
Young Chatham Light Infantry will
give grand dress ball at Empire hall
Monday night the Sd.
Neck Tie Festival and prize walking
match by Nightengale No. l, at Odd
Fellows hall, Harris street on Tuesday
night October4
Nj. Moriah Lodge No. 16, F. & A
NJ. will give festival at the Working.
mems Union Association hall, corner
Ea>t Brood and Anderson streets. on
Monday night Oct. 10.
Masonic Entertainment by Sanctor,
am Lodge No. z, A. F. & A. M. Mon
day night 10th inst at Odd Fellows
hall, Duffy and Cuyer streets.
Master Albert Jackson, ir., left
last Sunday night for Hampton In
stitute in Virginia, where he will re-
ceive his final education.
Misses Florida L. Desverney and
Flora Hernandez, left for Angus
ia this morning to attend the Lucy
Laney's institute at that place,
Miss Susie Wimbush of Columbia,
sc, was in our city last Sunday the
guest of Mrs. L. G. Middleton. Mrs
Wlmbush left for jacksonville where
she will teach in the public schools.
Extraordinary but nevertheless
true. We refer to the announcement
of B. +. johnson & Co., Richmond,
in which they propose to show work
ing and energetic men how to make
from $500 to 5000 month over and
above expenses.
Judge w. H. Matthews, delegate
to the National Convention, of Odd
Fellows, recently held in Columbus,
O., returned home on Sunday last.
The Judge reports very pleasant
time. He thinks Foraker will be the
next President
P. H. Craig, Esq, has been elect
ed as representative to the Gener-
al Assembly, at Minneapolis, Mimi,
to represent the Knights of Labor,
of the Augusta district. The meeting
which elected Mr.. Craig, was COM
posed of'two- thirds white men.
S. H. Robertson, Pastor of St.
Philips A. NJ E. church. Sunday
morning prayer meeting at s o'clock,
preaching at 1912 a. m. by the
pastor, Sacramento sermon. Sun
day school at 1: go p. M, Sacrament,
reception of candidates and baptism
of children at 3 p. m. Preaching at
1890 P. m. by the pastor.
A long felt need now supplied at the
1st c, neregational church, Savannah:
Ga, Tay lor and Habersham streets
Rev. L lgh Benjamin Maxwell of Hos
mer Hall, Hartford, Conn, has been
unau mously called to serve the First
Congregational church, Ta1 Tor street,
Savannah. Ca, for the ensuing year.
Tuls scholarly Christian. young, ener
getic aud pleasing speaker will preach
his Introductory sermon Sunday night
s o'clock p. m. The public are most
cordially invited. Come early that
you might secure comfortable seats
where you viii be able to rec i've the
full benefit of your visit to this quiet
Christian home
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"REssMarEs

AT the Theatre, Monday Oct. 4. S
?. M, the Acme Amateur Dramatic
20. VIII produce the above named :
act drama with the following cast:
a a Morgan. J. F. Andrews
Nlchard Carter, =. H. A. Hagler
Capt. Taylor Richard ROGERS
', W OH. .......... E. II. Leonard.
Teddy, ,.,. w, H. Morrel. IT,
crumbs, ..... E. H. Leonard.
Grace Morgan, Miss r. E. Rivals
ArabelIa Caraway, Miss L. Burke.
Folly Taylor, Miss Mittie Carter
Phllls Miss Bessie Turner.
Tickets IS and SO cents. Doors
open O'Clock, curtain rises s.
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Blacksmith &c,

John Powell, 1hunderbolt road,
near Toll Gate is doing all kinds OF
black -mithing, horseshoeing, wheel.
wrighting &C., at reasonable prices.
Satisfaction is guanteed in every case
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MRS. HABERsHAM,
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The Labor enquirer., 1887-05-21
The Letters Of Prince Karotkine u Young People,

will remains the condition existence and work
vegee conditions absolutely contrary those indicated by sciences that h
the
Come ten with e and dsect with firm hand this society tie
doctor tell us that hesitate off gangrened member whe
infect the whole body
You wlod within industry, hen and tell
frankly
when produces always augment his production Bring the people
intuition practical talents organization
them ut the Of expoiter
You, Poets Painters Musicians you understand your
% and the interests of art ITSELF come put your pen your pencil your a
at tho of the revolution Show with hfeke sty
thrilling pictures the Titanic struggles Of peoples against their int
hearts with the revolutionary o which inspired ancestors
the wife how fine the of her husband who giving his life for the
Of social emancipation show the people how ugly the @ and
make lay hands tho root this ugness show what the
tona life the would Stiffness
the existing social order
In Short all who have knowledge and talents have
WELL and them the those who have the
them Come know that
be masters but comrades must not Be but be yourselves
inspired the midst of world which marching the the
future Come not much to eaca conceive the aspirations the
divine them formulate them then without and with all
the dash youth to make them be absorbed by the life Of the people
Know that ten and then ane will live complete and rational life
You will all the efforts have made here bear fruit undan and the
ing Of and will within
whose existence do not suspect ||
The TRUTH the
What can you find in life more glorious than thatl